Nouha Dicko has left Paris FC after the Ligue 1 club confirmed the early termination of the Malian forward’s contract on Tuesday evening.
The announcement brings an end to Dicko’s spell with the Paris-based side, where he struggled for regular playing time this season under head coach Stéphane Gilli.
Paris FC, currently 15th in the Ligue 1 standings, made the decision official as part of a move to reshape their squad.
Dicko’s departure follows a campaign in which opportunities were limited, with the forward unable to secure a consistent role in the team.
Despite being available for selection, his involvement remained sporadic, ultimately leading both parties to agree on an early end to the contract.
The termination means the Malian international is now a free agent, free to pursue the next chapter of his career away from French football.
According to indications surrounding the move, Dicko is set to return to familiar surroundings in the United Arab Emirates, where a comeback at Al-Bataeh is expected.
The UAE club previously provided a platform for the forward, and the anticipated move would mark a return rather than a new destination.
With his future now settled away from Paris, Dicko will be aiming to revive his momentum and secure regular minutes after a challenging period in France.
For Paris FC, the decision reflects a broader effort to adjust the squad as the season progresses. Sitting just above the relegation zone, the club faces pressure to improve results, and changes to personnel have become part of that process.
Dicko’s exit frees up space within the group as the coaching staff look for solutions to strengthen performances in the weeks ahead.
While his time in Paris ends quietly, the move offers Dicko an opportunity for a fresh start. As a free agent, his return to Al-Bataeh could provide stability and a chance to re-establish himself through consistent football.
Tuesday’s announcement closes a brief chapter in Ligue 1 for the Malian forward, with attention now turning to his expected return to the Middle East and the next phase of his professional career.
